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Andre Botha reacts as Kieron Pollard goes out of control © AFP |
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Kamui Kobayashi prepares for his next run © Sutton Images |
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Bangladesh celebrate their thrilling win against England © Getty Images |
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David Haye breaks into a grin © PA Photos |
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Graeme Swann remonstrates with umpire Daryl Harper © Getty Images |
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Kim Clijsters crashes a backhand © PA Photos |
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Lleyton Hewitt wipes his brow © Getty Images |
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Kim Clijsters sends down a serve © Getty Images |
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Quins scrum-half Karl Dickson takes on the Newcastle defence © Getty Images |
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Tiger Woods strides onto the fairway © Getty Images |
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Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods in conversation © Getty Images |
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Luke Donald takes a look at Martin Kaymer's drive © Getty Images |
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Shafiul Islam is carried by fellow team members © PA Photos |
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Tamim Iqbal looked in prime form during his 38 from 26 balls © Getty Images |
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Imrul Kayes hits the ball towards the boundary © Getty Images |
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Graeme Swann celebrates after he bowled Shakib Al Hasan © Getty Images |
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Raqibul Hassan is bowled by Ajmal Shahzad © PA Photos |
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Kieron Pollard cuts hard at one © AFP |
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Toby Flood passes the ball during the England training session © Getty Images |
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Eoin Morgan hits the ball for four runs © PA Photos |
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